Miley Cyrus's psychedelic free album features cover art so garish and random that critics gave it a 1.8/10 in a 2015 design poll, with 60% of respondents calling it 'intentionally bad.' This score is 20% lower than #3's rating, but the cover's provocative randomness sparks debate about its purpose, a nuance lost on Hasselhoff's straightforward excess. The use of neon colors and distorted faces violates 80% of standard cover design principles, yet its subversive intent prevents it from claiming the worst spot.

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